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NJA at last!

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Well I finally “closed the deal” yesterday! After a long, and expensive, summer interviewing with CX & SWA, I ended up at my first choice anyway. :) NJA, H400, Mar 5th, CMH.


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Just curious, what turned you off from SWA? I still haven't got the call :(
 
don't know of any airline furloughs that have travel benefits.

US Airways furloughed pilots have non-rev benefits. Catch is you have to pay imputed income tax based on 10% of the cost of a full fare ticket. So if the ticket is $1000 it's treated as $100 of income that is reported to the IRS if you go over $600 worth during the year. So commuting to a job could get expensive at tax time.

AirBear
 
Just curious, what turned you off from SWA? I still haven't got the call :(

A "No Thank You" letter from both CX & SWA. But NJA truely was my first choice for a number of reasons:

- predictable work schedule;
- easy commute to DAL w/i TX (a number of factors go into this one for me including controlability, frequency, crash pad requirements, or lack of, etc);
- good or better 1st year pay when compared to other companies;
- 50% match on the 401K;
- foreseable security and growth of the company;
- full medical and dental (not as big an issue since I'll have Tricare for the medical sideas a military retire, but will need better denatal in a few years (braces) than the Tricare Retirement Dental plan);
- much more interesting flying with the potential to do some more international flying;
- no retirement age;
- no need to drop $8K for a type rating

So like I said earlier - happy as a clam I got my first choice in the end after all.

Best of luck to those still interviewing!
265
 
App accepted Aug 18th
Got the email a few days ago for a Feb 6/7 interview....FINALLY!!!
Been waiting a while, really looking forward to doing well at the interview and hopefully joining the NetJets family.

Any advice for the interview???
 

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